📈 Legacy Technologies Ranked #26–#50 in the United States

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Legacy technologies are platforms and tools that have been discontinued or shut down and no longer operate. Some are completely defunct, while others remain functional but unsupported.

The United States of America (USA) is a North American country with a population of over 341 million people.

The following list shows the legacy technologies ranked from 26th to 50th out of 107 used on websites in the United States.

RankNameMarket share
26
Oribi
Mountain View, California, United States

An all-in-one marketing analytics solution acquired by LinkedIn.

Legacy
27
Closure Library
Mountain View, California, United States

A low-level JavaScript library designed for building complex and scalable web applications.

FreeOpen sourceLegacy
28
RawGit
Portland, Oregon, United States

A public CDN for serving files from raw.githubusercontent.com with the correct content types.

FreeLegacy
29
Google +1 Button
Mountain View, California, United States

The sharing button code for the discontinued Google +1 service.

Legacy
30
Turbolinks
Chicago, Illinois, United States

A JavaScript library that allows web apps to behave like a single page application.

FreeOpen sourceLegacy
31
Shadowbox

A lightbox library for photos and videos, last released in 2014.

FreeOpen sourceLegacy
32
Oracle Moat
Austin, Texas, United States

A measurement and marketing analytics suite designed to measure media performance across digital and TV advertising campaigns.

Legacy
33
Lightbox for Bootstrap

A lightbox module for Bootstrap that supports images, YouTube videos and galleries - built around Bootstrap's Modal plugin.

FreeOpen sourceLegacy
34
Foursquare
New York, United States

City Guide was a location-based social networking app that allowed users to discover and review local businesses and attractions.

Free$$$Legacy
35
Skype
Redmond, Washington, United States

A communications platform for voice and video calls and sending instant messages that was retired on May 5, 2025 in favor of Microsoft Teams.

FreeLegacy
36
Google Podcasts
Mountain View, California, United States

A podcasting directory that was shut down in mid-2024 with the migration to YouTube Music.

Legacy
37
Critters
San Francisco, California, United States

A deprecated Webpack plugin that inlines your app's critical CSS and lazily loads the rest.

FreeOpen sourceLegacy
38
StackPath
Dallas, Texas, United States

A content delivery network that shut down in March 2024.

Legacy
39
Adobe Muse
San Jose, California, United States

A discontinued desktop application for designing web pages with intuitive, visual tools.

$24.99+/monthLegacy
40
Spry
San Jose, California, United States

A deprecated JavaScript framework by Adobe that enables the rapid development of Ajax-powered web pages.

FreeOpen sourceLegacy
41
Stitcher
New York, United States

A streaming platform that specialized in the creation, distribution, and monetization of podcasts.

Legacy
42
iWeb
Cupertino, California, United States

A WYSIWYG template-based website building tool that had been released by Apple Inc.

Legacy
43
Google Sign-In
Mountain View, California, United States

A deprecated JavaScript library that has been superseded by Google Identity Services for Web.

FreeLegacy
44
Prefix-free

A legacy script that adds browser prefixes to CSS code when needed for old browsers.

FreeOpen sourceLegacy
45
Signal
Chicago, Illinois, United States

A customer intelligence platform that leveraged tag management and real-time data collection.

Legacy
46
HeadJS

A JavaScript loader that loads scripts in parallel, but executes them in order.

FreeOpen sourceLegacy
47
Cloudflare Apps
San Francisco, California, United States

A deprecated service that allowed the installation of third-party scripts/plugins on a website with a single click.

Legacy
48
MSHTML
Redmond, Washington, United States

An editor based on the MSHTML component of the discontinued Internet Explorer browser.

Legacy
49
iScroll

A high-performance JavaScript library for smooth scrolling.

FreeOpen sourceLegacy
50
Adobe GoLive
San Jose, California, United States

A WYSIWYG HTML editor that was discontinued in 2008.

$299Legacy

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Data is based on the analysis of 545,779 websites from the United States.
Statistics were last calculated on .
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